Newsletter & Updates
Holiday Gift Program 2018
Help spread holiday cheer with The Aliveness Project during the annual Holiday Giveaway & Party. This year, the Aliveness tradition will feature: games, entertainment, winter accessories give-away, homemade cookies, stockings, poinsettias for members to take home, and a delicious holiday meal. Gifts will be mailed or delivered to members with mobility impairment or other medical…
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Meals are free for members, no reservation required. Each meal features a nutritious entrée, salad bar, soup, beverages and dessert. Children under 12 may eat free when accompanied by a parent who is a member.
Members, if you went to Park House before it closed in January 2017, stop by to reconnect with all your Park House friends on Saturday, Nov. 17! The group will enjoy brunch in the dining room and then move to the lobby for a private meeting.
Local group Madame of the Arts runs a queer/trans art group for youth ages 12-21 called “Ham Time.” Ham Time meets monthly on the third Saturday at Aliveness when the building is closed to members and the general public.
For more information, contact Brad Bryan, Care Linkage & Outreach Manager, at brad@aliveness.org, ext. 209.
Meals are free for members, no reservation required. Each meal features a nutritious entrée, salad bar, soup, beverages and dessert. Children under 12 may eat free when accompanied by a parent who is a member.
Meals are free for members, no reservation required. Each meal features a nutritious entrée, salad bar, soup, beverages and dessert. Children under 12 may eat free when accompanied by a parent who is a member.
Members, join Josef, our volunteer yoga instructor, for a gentle session that focuses on breathing and stretching. Open to beginners, yoga mats provided. Accommodations can be made for people of all physical conditions.
Meals are free for members, no reservation required. Each meal features a nutritious entrée, salad bar, soup, beverages and dessert. Children under 12 may eat free when accompanied by a parent who is a member.
Rob Kacheroski, Customer Care Specialist from Program HH, will be available at The Aliveness Project on Tuesdays from 12 – 2 pm for assistance on a walk-in basis. He can review your benefits and handle annual applications as well as six month updates.
If you would like to contact Rob directly, call (651) 431-2398.